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Plague.—19 cases with 19 deaths were recorded. There were 10 cases with 9 deaths in 1916.

Diseases of Central Nervous System.—293 such cases were admitted but it is of interest to note the extremely rare occurrence of locomotor ataxia and general paralysis of the insane. It is generally admitted that these diseases are the result of syphilis but here we have the curious fact that syphilis is a common disease among our patients and does attack the central nervous system but not as either of the above diseases except in a fractional percentage of cases.

OBSTETRICAL DEPARTMENT.

Cases of normal labour, 257
" abnormal " 32
Total, 289

The increase in this department is very marked.

It is as follows:-

1914, 87
1915, 172
1916, 212
1917, 289

All cases are treated by Western methods.

1. GENERAL COMPARATIVE STATISTICS.

1917. 1916.

Cases remaining in hospital at end of previous year, 263 232
Admissions, 5,089 5,248
Deaths, 1,455 1,433
Discharged, 3,664 3,784
Remaining at end of year, 233 263
Cases transferred to Civil Hospital, 84 93
Males treated, 4,263 3,822
Females treated, 1,217 974
Cases brought in dead, 1,436 1,659
Bodies sent to Public Mortuary, 571 724
Free burials, 4,343 4,411
Destitutes sheltered, 1,115 745
Vaccinations, 6,645 4,908

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M 60 Plague.—19 cases with 19 deaths were recorded. There were 10 cases with 9 deaths in 1916. Diseases of Central Nervous System.—293 such cases were admitted but it is of interest to note the extremely rare occurrence of locomotor ataxia and general paralysis of the insane. It is generally admitted that these diseases are the result of syphilis but here we have the curious fact that syphilis is a common disease among our patients and does attack the central nervous system but not as either of the above diseases except in a fractional percentage of cases. OBSTETRICAL DEPARTMENT. Cases of normal labour, 257 " abnormal " 32 Total, 289 The increase in this department is very marked. It is as follows:- 1914, 87 1915, 172 1916, 212 1917, 289 All cases are treated by Western methods. 1. GENERAL COMPARATIVE STATISTICS. 1917. 1916. Cases remaining in hospital at end of previous year, 263 232 Admissions, 5,089 5,248 Deaths, 1,455 1,433 Discharged, 3,664 3,784 Remaining at end of year, 233 263 Cases transferred to Civil Hospital, 84 93 Males treated, 4,263 3,822 Females treated, 1,217 974 Cases brought in dead, 1,436 1,659 Bodies sent to Public Mortuary, 571 724 Free burials, 4,343 4,411 Destitutes sheltered, 1,115 745 Vaccinations, 6,645 4,908
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M 60 Plague.-19 cases with 19 deaths were recorded. There were 10 cases with 9 deaths in 1916. Diseases of Central Nervous System.—293 such cases were ad- mitted but it is of interest to note the extremely rare occurrence of locomotor ataxia aud general paralysis of the insane. It is generally admitted that these diseases are the result of syphilis but here we have the curious fact that syphilis is a common disease among our patients and does attack the central nervous system but not as either of the above diseases except in a fractional percent- age of cases. OBSTETRICAL DEPARTMENT. Cases of normal labour,. 257 32 " abnormal Total, The increase in this department is very marked. It is as follows:- 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, All cases are treated by Western methods. 1. GENERAL COMPARATIVE STATISTICS. 87 172 212 289 289 1917. 1916. Cases remaining in hospital at end of previous year, 263 232 Admissions, 5,089 5,248 Deaths, 1,455 ... 1,433 Discharged, 3,664 3,784 Remaining at end of year, 233 263 Cases transferred to Civil Hospital, 84 93 Males treated, 4,263 3,822 Females treated, 1,217 974 Cases brought in dead, 1,436 1,659 Bodies sent to Public Mortuary, 571 724 Free burials, 4,343 4,411 Destitutes sheltered, 1,115 745 Vaccinations, 6,645 4,908
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M 60

Plague.-19 cases with 19 deaths were recorded. There were 10 cases with 9 deaths in 1916.

Diseases of Central Nervous System.—293 such cases were ad- mitted but it is of interest to note the extremely rare occurrence of locomotor ataxia aud general paralysis of the insane. It is generally admitted that these diseases are the result of syphilis but here we have the curious fact that syphilis is a common disease among our patients and does attack the central nervous system but not as either of the above diseases except in a fractional percent- age of cases.

OBSTETRICAL DEPARTMENT.

Cases of normal labour,.

257

32

"

abnormal

Total,

The increase in this department is very marked.

It is as follows:-

1914,

1915,

1916,

1917,

All cases are treated by Western methods.

1. GENERAL COMPARATIVE STATISTICS.

87

172

212

289

289

1917.

1916.

Cases remaining in hospital at end of

previous year,

263

232

Admissions,

5,089

5,248

Deaths,

1,455

...

1,433

Discharged,

3,664

3,784

Remaining at end of year,

233

263

Cases transferred to Civil Hospital,

84

93

Males treated,

4,263

3,822

Females treated,

1,217

974

Cases brought in dead,

1,436

1,659

Bodies sent to Public Mortuary,

571

724

Free burials,

4,343

4,411

Destitutes sheltered,

1,115

745

Vaccinations,

6,645

4,908

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